Real leaders own their trauma.

Your leadership style is a reflection of your inner world.

Responsible leaders know that healing takes unwavering commitment. When you integrate your trauma, empathy and influence are increased. The impact of self-awareness on your organization is profound. The payoff is the velocity of innovation, autonomous decision-making, and a healthy balance sheet.

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Dawn Putney, CEO & Lead Strategist, Toolbox Creative

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"Her humanistic approach to business and trauma-informed coaching has helped me understand my own leadership style... This has been critical to my evolution as a leader."

Rachel Roberts Mattox, Founder and CEO, Oyl + Water

"Through her masterful inquiry, we refined priorities along the way, and organized my vision around my passion, purpose, and calling."

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Healing Trauma: Why It’s Fundamental For Effective Leadership

The implications of childhood trauma are complex, especially in the realm of leadership. Early psychological wounding almost always manifests as toxic, or low-conscious leadership. Healing past trauma is imperative to becoming a more effective and high-conscious leader. This article first appeared in Forbes.

Could Entrepreneurship Be a Trauma Response?

I believe that entrepreneurship can be a trauma response for many of us, in that we try to fulfill unmet needs from childhood. I have come to understand that starting a digital marketing agency was my attempt at recreating an environment in which I was valued. This article first appeared in Entrepreneur.

Real leaders own their trauma.